Daily Musings of a Photographer
I do not know how to blog but I tell stories through my photos.
How to Take Stunning Photos of That Wanaka Tree in Every Season
This article provides tips and advice from a travel photographer on how to capture stunning photos of That Wanaka Tree in Wanaka, New Zealand. The author shares their experience visiting the iconic location and showcases their own photos from multiple trips. The article emphasizes the importance of timing, using a tripod, playing with reflections, and getting creative with different techniques. The aim is to inspire readers to visit That Wanaka Tree and capture their own unique photos of the stunning destination.
The Top 10 Pacu Jawi Photography Tips
Top 10 Pacu Jawi photography tips. Pacu Jawi is a bull race competition which is a traditional game developed in Tanah Datar Regency, West Sumatra province in Indonesia.
5 Teknik Mengambil Gambar Unit Homestay Airbnb
5 Teknik Mengambil Gambar Unit Homestay Airbnb oleh Hafiz Ismail, fotografer komersil dari Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Kenapa Potret Bisnes penting untuk kau dan bisnes kau?
Potret perniagaan adalah penting pada masa kini atas beberapa sebab. Dan kita hidup dalam dunia imej - kita tengok gambar makanan yang kita oder/beli kat kedai makan dulu baru kita tengok harga!
Jadi mengapa Potret Perniagaan penting untuk kau dan perniagaan kau?
Kuatkan Rule of Thirds (RO3).
Asas gambar yang cantik adalah komposisi yang mantap. Rule of Thirds adalah salah satu teknik penghasilan komposisi yang mantap.
Why Business Portraits is important for your business?
Business portraits or headshots are important nowadays for a number of reasons. And we are living in a world of images - we look at the photo of the food that we are ordering/buying at a restaurant first before we look at the price! So why business portraits is important for you business?
Asas Rule of Thirds (RO3) bagi gambar cantik.
Asas kepada gambar yang cantik dipandang ialah komposisi yang mantap. Asas kepada komposisi yang mantap ialah Rule of Thirds (RO3).
